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On my 2002 Yukon XL only the brake warning light comes on steady when driving.

No ABS light, not even at start up, anyone have an idea why that is?

The 60 amp fuse is OK, the brake pedal fells spongy, not checked the actual ABS system yet.

Had the cluster apart to the point it didn´t feel safe anymore, I didn´t see a light bulb behind the ABS sign in the cluster.

Can I take it apart further than that, or am I beyond repairing at that point then?

 

Oh eh, I´m in Sweden Europe, so no go with o´reillys, autozone or napa referrals, thanks, it´s a bit to far for me... :nonod:

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Is there a chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, or Vauxhall dealership?

 

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Is there a chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, or Vauxhall dealership? Sent from my Samsung GS4 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2

Well, there is, but they charge you for the least of stuff.

Even a simple reading of abs codes will cost you 300 US...

I think i will just have to get me a abs code reader first to see where I am with this.

i think the old paper clip won´t do like it did on my prev. 1991 Corvette I had a few years ago.

I have an autoXray EZ 6000, but it won´t read ABS.

It´s so strange, since all posts are about the brake warning AND the ABS light being on at the same time, but my ABS light doesnt even light up at just turning the key to on position.

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A good code reader will be at lest $200 USD. If you go that route do the research on them and find one that does engine, ABS and Airbag codes if possible. With a spongy pedal it doesnt hurt to go ahead and bleed the brakes to make sure there is no air in the lines.

 

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I think this is not to bad, including shipping+import charges to Sweden it´s 151 USD.

I also thought about bleeding the brakes might help, the reservoir is not on low, so you would think there is no leak at least.

I´ll think it over a bit and see what I´ll do.

Any idea if the bulb for the ABS is replaceable, or are they soldered on the board?

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They are soldered. Bleeding the brakes won't hurt anything and takes less than an hour to do in the driveway.

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Well, I have finally replaced a number of bulbs.

All 6 illum. bulbs, and all from 4wd on the left, to the belts on the right.

Blinkers, high beam, tow/haul still worked.

Info panel on the left also works, since it started warning for change oil right after I changed the oil...

I´m sure there is a procedure for it to reset, just haven´t found/bothered for it yet.

No way to check all the bulbs at once other than a multimeter?

Brake/park light is lit constant after turning on ignition or starting the engine.

Same starts blinking when engaging the parking brake.

I have one ABS code, history C0265, wich is pretty common after what I have found on the different truckforums.

Erased the code, turned off/on the ignition without starting, and it returns as a current/historic code.

Either the bulb is broken (new), or something else is freaky here, I found a way to fix the code (not done yet), remove part of the ebcm under the car, redo some solder points fixed.

I just wonder what else could cause the abs light not to work when it is supposed to (since I still have the fault code).

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